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It was the telephone thing on my computer! Thanks a bunch!!!!
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This process is killing our company. We have tried many of the supposed fixes, and have experienced no luck. Here is what we have tried:
-Installed KB927891
-Installed WindowsUpdateAgent30-x86
-Reinstalled Windows Update by using a batch file
-Disabled Telephony in Services
Sidenote, we have our own Windows Update Server
What should I do now?
-Installed KB927891
-Installed WindowsUpdateAgent30-x86
-Reinstalled Windows Update by using a batch file
-Disabled Telephony in Services
Sidenote, we have our own Windows Update Server
What should I do now?
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I thought that you terminate the real svhost.exe.when the application terminates windows will shutdown with in 1 minute. You can kill the virus by using "Avg antivirus 7.5 pro"or" Nod32 antivirus".I tried this and it was a succes.
please mail me if the problem remains
jijeeshc123@sify.com
please mail me if the problem remains
jijeeshc123@sify.com
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Hello 
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What I did to solve this problem is to go to System Restore ( Start > Accesories > System Tools > System Restore ) and restore your system to about 3-5 days before you noticed this , it worked for me =)
,What I did to solve this problem is to go to System Restore ( Start > Accesories > System Tools > System Restore ) and restore your system to about 3-5 days before you noticed this , it worked for me =)
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The hosts file did the trick for me! 
Thanx a ton!
Thanx a ton!
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I seem to be having the same issue as mentioned here. I went to msconfig already to try and disable some new items I loaded recently (i.e. hp printer monitor services) but that didn't seem to help. When I first login, if I go ahead and kill the svchost.exe file, I immediately see a drop on the cpu. It would appear that my machine is still working OK for the things I need most (i.e. Outlook, MS Project, etc.) Meanwhile I can also see additional svchost.exe processes running. Is there a way in the msconfig to see which startup processes are created as a svchost.exe? Thanks
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Use Process Explorer to see what each svchost.exe instance is doing http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/s.../bb896653.aspx.
Also, try disabling the DNS Client service if you have a huge hosts file and your machine is slow.
Also, try disabling the DNS Client service if you have a huge hosts file and your machine is slow.
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Downloaded the tool and was able to isolate the svchost.exe as an hp network device support process that had been installed recently along with a new printer. Turned it off in the msconfig area and now the cpu is way down! Thanks for the tip!
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